Highlight of the season so far!!!

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Originally Posted by Seven-Thirty

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...om/usDriV3.jpg


This is the male. He doesn't look like any other pastel leopard special/leopard special except for one leopard special which is his sibling. You can find a picture of that one on world of ball pythons.

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Stunning!

The second hatchling has come out and it is a girl!! That's the last of this half of the clutch. Other half was a different dad XD.

I think it is a super pastel special "dinker" possible yellow belly?

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...om/qB8Qryp.jpg
https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...om/c6ISYWn.jpg

I'd say you're on a roll...:D

wowza!

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What causes the top of head to be clean and without pattern like that?

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Originally Posted by Burticus

What causes the top of head to be clean and without pattern like that?

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Typically super pastel will blush the head out like that.

https://i.imgur.com/xKq31P6.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/KMzCLl5.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/R8no7P1.jpg

So far we are calling it "Fractal". More babies from the same dad are on the way!

I'm in love with those sneks <3

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Almost has a Monsoon type look but not quite. Maybe a related gene you've discovered? Really cool dinker project regardless! Congrats!!

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Originally Posted by PghBall

Almost has a Monsoon type look but not quite. Maybe a related gene you've discovered? Really cool dinker project regardless! Congrats!!

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Im gonna make a write up/another thread after the next clutch comes out. I think I may have isolated it/made some basic versions. Plus I have some other babies from last season that are from the same dad that might be "Fractal".

EDIT: Ive also been told that the Special gene is causing the abberancy but the research/sleuthing Ive done makes me think otherwise. Feel free to share your thoughts! Im more interested in " solving the puzzle (no pun intended)" than "a new gene".